texts: On March 5, 2001, a mass shooting occurred at Santana High School. Two students were killed and 13 others were wounded when a teenager opened fire with a gun. Williams was taken into custody by police officers. He has been sentenced to 50 years to life in prison. Williams tried to speak with a school counselor but was told to return to class because the office was full. Evidence has been found for both the claim that he was going to be a gun to campus and the claim that he was being bullied. As the semester unfolded, friends came to believe that Williams had just reached a tipping point and mentioned he didn't want to live anymore, which resulted in more name-calling and threats of bully.The Friday before the shooting, Williams and classmates reported that his drama teacher humiliated him in front of the class during an acting exercise for which he was not prepared, which he perceived as an abusive setup. There were no reports of threats to the school made by Williams on two occasions. He wanted to get on top of the school's roof so that he could hit people more easily. At least two friends claimed to have been warned by Williams the day before the attack but they thought he was joking. The first was a week before the shooting and the second was the weekend before the shooting. On March 5, 2001, at 9:20 a.m., Charles Andrew Williams entered a boys' bathroom at Santana High School with a loaded eight-shot.22-caliber revolver taken from his father's locked gun cabinet and fatally shot a freshman. He left the bathroom and started shooting at other students, killing one.According to one witness, Williams walked out of the bathroom multiple times and then went back into the bathroom. The scene soon turned chaotic as students and teachers ducked or scrambled to safety. The school was on lock down. Tim Estes, a student teacher, and Peter Ruiz, a campus security supervisor, went into the bathroom to investigate the sound of a firework. The man was shot in the shoulder when he entered the restroom. Estes was hit in the back by a bullet and Ruiz was hit in the back by two more bullets as they ran. Two off-duty police officers were at a different part of the school when the shooting happened.One of them went to the bathroom. Many students fled the building as they were trying to enter, making it difficult for more officers to arrive. One officer said that Williams was in the process of reloading the gun when he was found in the bathroom with two wounded victims. Williams said, "It's just me, I'm the only one." The San Diego team was called to clear the scene of the shooting. Paramedics lined the wounded up outside the principals office and wrote their numbers on them in order to keep track of them before taking them to the hospital. He shot 15 people, two of whom died.The two students who were killed were Bryan Zuckor and Randy Gordon. Eleven students and two school supervisors were treated for gunshot wounds at either the UC San Diego Medical Center or the Rady Children's Hospital. The firstborn child of Jeff and Linda Williams was Charles Andrew Williams. He was known by his family as "Andrew" or "Andy" and had a half-brother, Michael. His parents divorced in 1990 and left his father with only a small amount of contact with his mother. Jeff and Andy moved to California. Williams was bullied at Santana High School because of his small size.He was with a group of skateboarders. Williams was accepted by this peer group, but at times they also bullied him. Jeff has stated that an older man bought the boys alcohol and drugs in exchange for sexual favors and that Andy did not mention this abuse until after his arrest. Chris Reynolds was sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting other boys. He took his father's revolver from the locked gun cabinet. He told investigators after his arrest that he was tired of being bullied. Williams said that he did it because he was dared by his friends.He told authorities at least three different outcomes of the shooting. Williams pleaded guilty to all charges in order to avoid trial. On August 15, 2002, a California judge sentenced Williams, as an adult, to 50 years to life in prison and ordered him to serve his time in the Youth Offender Program at CCI until his 18th birthday. Williams was given credit for the time he had spent in juvenile hall and was fined and ordered to pay back money. Williams apologized and expressed remorse for his actions. He was transferred to an adult prison on March 1, 2004. Williams is being held at the California Institution for Men.He will be eligible for parole when he is 39 years old. There were attempts to have Williams' sentence reduced. His supporters argue that the judge was too harsh in sentencing Williams as an adult and that he did not take into account Williams' age at the time of his offense. They would like to see Williams get a re trial, but as a juvenile, which would have meant confinement by the California Youth Authority until age 25. Six appeals by Williams supporters were handled by the California State Attorney General's office. The case is currently being appealed to the 9th Circuit by the California Attorney General's Office. After a new law was signed prohibiting defendants under 16 years of age from being tried as adults, Williams petitioned California Governor Jerry Brown for sentence commutation.The victims and family members of victims were opposed to the petition by the San Diego District Attorney office. The President of the United States offered his sympathies to the teachers and children. Bush said, "When America teaches our children right from wrong and teaches values that respect life in our country, we'll be better off." "First things are first," he said. Our prayers are with the families that lost a child. California Governor Gray Davis was shocked and sad by the shooting. Sharon is a graduate of Santana High School.Linkin Park is a nu metal band that Williams was a fan of. The band released a statement saying, "Like everyone else, we are extremely sad by these events and our hearts go out to the families and friends of the victims." Williams wrote a note to his father that said "I tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end it doesn't really matter." "In the End" is an excerpt from the band's 2000 song. The shooting led to the development of regional active shooter response training called Immediate Action, Rapid deployment (IARD), which has become routine for any law enforcement agency to enter a critical incident scene and to find and stop the threat as soon as possible. The Santana High School classes of 2001-2004 held a candle light ceremony to honor the victims and families of the shooting. The shooting inspired the P.O.D."Youth of the Nation" is a song. In an interview with "NOVA: Mind of a Rampage Killer", Williams said he had been suicidal for several months before the shooting. He described his life as tumultuous when he was 15 years old, including his parents' divorce, his move from Maryland to California, and the death of a friend. He said that he didn't know people would die, but he wanted to make a lot of noise and the cops would show up. He admitted that his real plan was to commit suicide by cop, however he changed his mind at the last minute, dropped his revolver and surrendered. Andy Williams was shot at Santana High School. A kid is unhappy.Tired of being picked on Time Terrorist without a cause, Williams' father, <mask> High School 2001 mass shootings in the United States 2001 murders in the United States High school killings in the United States High school shootings in the United States March 2001 crimes in the United States March 2001 events


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texts: <mask> is senior vice president of research, dean of academic affairs, and head of the center focused on behavioral and cardiovascular health research at Northwell Health. She was the Chief Academic Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. <mask> earned her B.A. in Canada. She received a degree from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. She received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Waterloo. She has been licensed in psychology by the Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Alabama Boards of Examiners, as well as the University of the State of New York Education Department. Career <mask> received her first faculty appointment in 1991 as an assistant professor of psychology.She became an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama in 2000. She was at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York for three years in the division of Cardiology. <mask> was appointed Co-Director of the Center of the Behavioral Cardiovascular Health in 2003 She became Director of the Center in 2008 and was tenured as a Professor of Medicine, Cardiology, and Psychiatry. In 2016 she became the Chief Academic Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. She focuses on clinical learning environment innovation for medical students and residents and executive leadership training programs for the next generation of medical school and hospital leaders in her portfolio. <mask> was interested in the relationship between risk factors and the outcome of cardiovascular disease while he was working at Dalhousie University.She has been the recipient of numerous National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants and has authored a number of high impact studies which have contributed to the evidence base of behavioral cardiology, a new frontier in the field of cardiology. <mask> and colleagues found that men who expressed their anger in a constructive way had a lower incidence of CHD. A paper from the same study showed that increased positive affect was associated with a lower risk of CHD. This was the first study to investigate this relationship. <mask> has conducted multiple randomized, controlled trials to examine the effects of anger or depression on quality of life, cardiovascular and cost outcomes. Patients with depression following acute coronary syndrome were found to have significantly decreased symptoms if they were given enhanced treatment which included their preferred form of treatment. <mask> founded the Cochrane Behavioral Medicine Field in 2006 after developing team-wide expertise in systematic review methods.<mask> is a prolific researcher and has authored over 250 peer-reviewed articles, numerous editorials and book chapters, served as editor for various handbooks, and served on multiple scientific journal editorial boards. Her recent research includes an N-of-1 study in cancer survivors to identify potential treatments for depression, collaborating with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital to look at means of increasing patient flow through the emergency department, and acting as the Resource and Coordinating Center for theNIH's Science of Davidson has won numerous awards for research, teaching, and mentoring, including a distinguished teaching award from the University of Alabama Arts and Science School, a distinguished service award from the Society for Behavioral Medicine, and a career service award from the health psychology division. <mask> served as President of the Health Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association and as President of the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research. She is a member of the United States Preventative Services Task Force and is currently the Chair of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) joint Council-Board of External Experts Strategic Planning Committee. Selected publications were Davidson KW, KronishIM. An innovative or disconcerting approach to the psychosocial care of your patient with a cardiac condition.There is a journal called thejama intern Med. There was a report in 2014;174(6): 962-962. Personalizing behavior change interventions through randomized controlled trials. A personal psychol compass. There was an article in the 8(8):408-421. <mask>, Bigger, Burg, and et al. Centralized, Stepped, Patient Preference-Based Treatment for Patients With Post-Acute Coronary Syndrome Depression is a randomized controlled trial.There is a journal called thejama intern Med. This article was published in the journal, 970173(11):-1004. Evidence from the Nova Scotia Health Survey shows that anger expression and risk of heart disease are related. Am Heart J. In 2010; 159(1):199-206. DavidsonKW, MM Burg, KronishIM, et al. One year after Acute Coronary Syndrome, there is an association of anhedonia with recurrent major adverse cardiac events and mortality.Arch Gen Psychiatry. In 2010;67(5): 480-487. The Canadian Nova Scotia Health Survey shows that positive affect and reduced 10-year incident coronary heart disease. J. Eur Heart J. The31(9):1065-1070 was published in 2010. The release and stimulation of the inflammatory cascade is a symptom of acute coronary syndrome. J Am Cardiol.The article was published in 2010;55(7). <mask>W, Rieckmann N, and Clemow L are authors. Enhanced Depression Care for Patients With Acute Coronary Syndrome is a randomized controlled trial. There is an Arch Intern Med. In 2010;170(7): 600-608. <mask>W, Schwartz JE, Kirkland SA, et al. The Canadian Nova Scotia Health Survey shows a correlation between inflammation and depression.Am J Cardiol. The 103(6):755-761 was published in 2009. <mask>, Gidron Y, Mostofsky E, Trudeau K. The hospitalization cost is offset by the hostility intervention. J Consult Psychol. The 75(4) was published in 2007. The Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health Science of Behavior Change Research Network has external links.

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texts: The French prelate and cardinal of the Catholic Church was <mask>. Tisserant was elevated to the cardinalate in 1936 and was a member of the Roman Curia. Hippolyte and <mask> were born in Nancy. He studied theology at the seminary in Nancy from 1900 to 1904. He was proficient in 13 languages: Amharic, Arabic, Akkadian, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Persian, Russian and Syriac. He returned to France in 1905 for military service after studying in Jerusalem. Tisserant was made a priest by the Bishop of Nancy.Tisserant became an intelligence officer in the French Army during World War I while he was a professor at the Vatican Library. Tisserant was named assistant librarian of the Vatican Library in 1919 and Monsignor in 1921 and became Pro-Prefect of the Vatican Library in 1930. Tisserant was created as a church by Pope Pius XI in the summer of 1936. He retained the title of Cardinal Priest after being raised to the rank. Pope Pius XI appointed Tisserant the Titular Archbishop of Iconium on June 25, 1937. The consecration took place in St. Peter's Basilica, with Bishop Charles-Joseph-Eugne Ruch serving as co-consecrator. He was part of the conclave in 1939 that elected Pope Pius XII.The new pontiff allowed him to change his church to that of Santa Maria sopra Minerva. Tisserant had offices in the Roman Curia. He was the Secretary of the Oriental Churches and the President of the Pontifical Biblical Commission. He was the Archivist of the Holy Roman Church from 1971 to 1957. Tisserant headed a commission to investigate alleged abuses of appointments in the Order of Malta, which concluded that there was no wrongdoing. Tisserant urged Pius XII to promulgate an encyclical "on the duty of Catholics to resist the unjust orders of an authoritarian state." Tisserant was prevented from returning to France to serve in the army after Pius XII refused to release him as the head of the Vatican Library.Tisserant was elevated to the rank of Cardinal Bishop in 1946, and took the title of Porto e Santa Rufina. He became Dean and Cardinal Bishop of Ostia on January 13, 1951, after serving as vice-dean of the College of Cardinals from 1947 to 1951. He was the Dean of the Sacred College and presided over the conclaves to choose their successors. He was seen as papabile by most Vatican-watchers, and it is believed that he received at least five votes in the early balloting. Tisserant was elected a member of the Académie franaise in 1961. Tisserant sat on the Board of Presidency of the Second Vatican Council. At the opening ceremony of the Council, he was the celebrant of the Mass coram, before the Pope delivered the Council's opening address and the other rites specific to the opening of a general council were performed.He is said to have been involved in the negotiation of a secret 1960s agreement between the Vatican and the Soviets that allowed the Eastern Orthodox to participate in the Second Vatican Council. He was the first person after Pope Paul VI to sign the acts of the Second Vatican Council. Tisserant held the position of Grand Master of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre until his death. Tisserant demanded a retraction from Cardinal Suenens for the "defamatory and slanderous" statements he made against the Roman Curia. In 1970, when Pope Paul VI restricted the right to vote in papal conclaves to cardinals under the age of 80, Tisserant objected that each cardinal's health should determine his fitness. Death Tisserant died from a heart attack at the age of 87. Pope Paul VI attended his funeral.He is buried in Rome. References include Cardinal electors in Papal conclave, 1939 Cardinal electors in Papal conclave, and 1958 Cardinal electors in Papal conclave. The year 2008. The hunt for Doctor Death. The Guardian is in London. The last deaths of the Nazis in 1884 and 1972 are linked by External links.

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texts: The Soviet Army major general was named <mask>gov. After joining the Red Guards in 1917, he served as an orderly and later as a Red Army man during the Russian Civil War. After graduating from command courses, he became a junior commander and served in staff positions during the late 1930s. The Red Army expanded before he became commander of the 117th Rifle Division and later the 102nd Rifle Division during the Battle of Smolensk. After being wounded, Chernyugov became commander of a rifle brigade that became the 47th Rifle Division. He was wounded during the Leningrad–Novgorod Offensive in early 1944 and was the leader of the 8th Guards Rifle Division. After months of treatment, Chernyugov was given command of infantry courses.Before retiring in 1951, he commanded a rifle brigade and held DOSARM positions. The Russian Civil War began on December 27, 1901 in the village of Goryunkovo, Mignovichskoy volost, Krasninsky Uyezd, Smolensk Governorate. During the Russian Civil War, he joined the Red Guards and was sent to the 291st Reserve Field Hospital, where he worked as a messenger and orderly. In May 1918, Chernyugov was assigned to the 26th Rifle Division as a combatant orderly. He was a member of the Red Army who fought against the White army on the Eastern Front near Zlatoust and Kurgan. Between February and July 1920, Chernyugov went on sick leave after he fell ill with typhus. During the suppression of the Tambov Rebellion, Chernyugov was sent to study at the 18th Infantry Command Courses in Kaluga and was assigned to the 16th Rifle Regiment.After graduating from the courses in April 1922, Chernyugov became a platoon commander at the disposal of the assistant commander-in-chief for Siberia, becoming a student at the 1st School of the Forces of Special Purpose. He served as a platoon commander and acting company commander in the 523rd Ossetia and 522nd Vladikavkaz Special Purpose Battalions after graduation. After the dissolution of the ChON, Chernyugov was transferred to become a platoon commander in the 28th Rifle Division at Grozny. Between August 1925 and September 1927, he studied at the commanders' refresher courses. Between August and September 1925 and September and October 1926, Chernyugov participated in the disarming of anti-Soviet guerrillas in Chechnya. After graduating from the courses, he was posted to the 133rd Bessarabia Rifle Regiment of the 45th Rifle Division of the Ukrainian Military District at Kiev, where he served as platoon commander, assistant commander and commander of a company. He was an assistant head of the 1st (operational) staff department in the 70th Rifle Division of the Volga Military District at Kuybyshev after studying at the Frunze Military Academy.From January 1935 to April 1936, he was the assistant head of the reconnaissance department of the district headquarters. In January 1937, Chernyugov became head of the 1st staff unit of the 53rd Rifle Division of the district, and in March 1938, he commanded the 158th Rifle Regiment of the division. The 117th Rifle Division formed at Kuybyshev on 13 August 1939. The 21st Army formed in the district in June 1941. The 66th Rifle Corps of the army was part of the Reserve of the High Command and was located in the Volga Military District. Between 26 June and 2 July, it was sent to the Western Front to fight in the Battle of Smolensk. On 18 July, the military council of the front relieved Chernyugov of his command due to poor leadership of combat operations and lack of control.During battles near Zhlobin between 5 and 7 July, poor leadership resulted in the loss of half of the infantry and artillery of the division, accusing him of abandoning his unit and crossing the Dnieper to the rear. He was appointed commander of the 102nd Rifle Division of the army after the allegations were not confirmed. After he was wounded, he was taken to hospitals in Oryol and Kuybyshev. The 21st Separate Rifle brigade was formed in the Volga Military District in early November and was headed to the Western Front. During January and February 1942, the brigade was part of the 4th Shock Army and fought in the Toropets–Kholm offensive. After capturing Usvyaty, the brigade went over to the defensive and reached its objectives. After the brigade was expanded into the 47th Rifle Division in July, Chernyugov continued in command until his transfer to command the 8th Guards Rifle Division on 1 October.He was part of the 2nd Guards Rifle Corps of the 3rd Shock Army and fought in the Velikiye Luki and Nevel offensives. The 22nd Army of the 2nd Baltic Front fought in the Leningrad–Novgorod Offensive. After he was wounded on February 28, he was evacuated to a hospital in Moscow and spent several months in a sanatorium near Moscow. He remained in this position for the rest of the war after being appointed head of the Moscow Infantry Officer Improvement Courses. Chernyugov continued to command the courses after the war ended. In April 1946, he was appointed head of the 4th department of the Rifle Forces Combat Training Directorate, and in June 1947 he became commander of the 36th Separate Rifle brigade of the Ural Military District. The Central Council of the All-Union DOSARM merged to become the DOSAAF after he was replaced in February 1949.He was the chairman of the DOSARM committee from 1949 to 1949. In May 1951, Chernyugov was placed at the disposal of the Soviet Army Personnel Directorate again. He died in Moscow. The Order of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War, and the 1st class Order of the Red Star were all given to Chernyugov.


texts: The Dean's distinguished professor at Arizona State University is Dr. <mask> "Jingle" <mask>. He is well known for his research in ecology landscape and urban ecology. His areas of expertise are landscape ecology, biodiversity, sustainable science, and urban ecology. He is the author of over 300 publications, 14 books and has translated one book from English to Chinese. He received multiple awards and honors, including being elected as a Fellow for the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2007, and an Ecological Society of America fellow in 2019. He was one of the most influential researchers in the world due to his published works being in the top 1% most cited over the last decade. The international publication Landscape Ecology has had an editor-in-chief since 2005.He was born in 1957. He received a degree. In 1981 there was a degree in biology from Inner Mongolia University. He earned his M.S. after studying ecology at Miami University. In 1987. His thesis was about a simulation model of energy exchange processes. In 1991 he earned his PhD in ecology from the same university.His thesis was titled "Dynamics of landscape islands: A systems simulation modeling approach". He worked with Orie L. Loucks, who is described as being a role model to him. From 1991 to 1993 <mask> <mask> was a National Science Foundation postdoctoral fellow at Cornell University. He was a mentor to Simon A. Levin during his time in the lab. After receiving his B.S., he began his career in research. After graduating from Inner Mongolia University in 1981 with a biology degree, <mask> <mask> began teaching plant ecology. In 1985 at Miami University.During his time in college, he became concerned with the health of the ecosystems at multiple scales. His understanding of sustainable issues increased over time. He credits the book "Our Common Journey: A Transition Toward Sustainability" by the National Research Council, published in 1999, and the article "Sustainability Science" in Science Magazine, published in 2001, with widening his understanding of the different dimensions of sustainable living. He became involved with theASU's sustainable initiatives. He cites his experience as editor-in-chief at the journal Landscape Ecology and his focus on teaching and research on sustainable living as reasons for his involvement. Ecological landscape has been the focus of much of <mask>'s research. The importance of different contexts and scales is highlighted by this research."Sustainability science has to be done on a variety of scales." It's important that global scale is important. Local scale is important. The scale in the middle is very important. Regional analysis is the missing link between narrow, local studies and global studies that could help us institute broad changes in the world we live in. Two major research topics have been studied by <mask> recently. The team has been studying the flora and fauna in the grassland.He has been researching urban landscapes in China. The main goal of this research is to integrate urban ecology and ecology landscape so as to produce actionable knowledge for urban sustainable living. He wants to address ecology landscape from many different angles, including how society can create cities that are planned better as the world becomes more urbanized. There are courses on ecology landscape and ecological modeling. His areas of expertise are landscape ecology, biodiversity, sustainable science, and urban ecology. In the School of Life Sciences, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University, <mask> is a dean's distinguished professor of Sustainability Science. He is a faculty member of both the Center for Biodiversity Outcomes and the Global Institute of Sustainability and Innovation.The Institute of Botany at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Inner Mongolia University, and Beijing Normal University are some of the Chinese institutions where <mask> <mask> is a guest professor. He has held many different jobs. He was the chair of the Asian section of the Ecological Society of America from 1999 to 2000. The Asian Ecology Section was founded in 1994 in order to promote ecology research, communication, collaboration and education in Asia. The North American Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE-North America) is now known as the US chapter of the International Association for Landscape Ecology. The North American Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE-North America) was formerly known as the US-IALE. The Board of Scientific Counselors for Ecological Research for the Office of Research and Development is part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.The international journal, Landscape Ecology, has had an editor-in-chief from 2005 to the present. He was the founding director of the Sino-US Center of Conservation, Energy and Sustainability Science at Inner Mongolia University. The center's goal was to provide a platform for international collaborations, particularly on use-inspired, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research relevant to sustainable development in Inner Mongolia and its neighboring regions. The founding director of the Center for Human-Environment System Sustainability (CHESS) at Beijing Normal University has worked there from 2012 to the present. The goal of CHESS is to provide a platform for young and graduate level scientists as well as to promote research in the fields of landscape ecology, urban ecology, andsustainability science. The international journal Acta Ecologica Sinca has an associate advisor on the editorial board. The journal is sponsored by the Ecological Society of China.The journal's purpose is to promote the development of and foster research talents for ecological studies in China, so as to contribute to the knowledge innovation, sustainable development and the rejuvenation of the nation through science and education. An advisor to the Arizona State University President's Office on China affairs is Dr.<mask> <mask>. There are multiple awards and honors that Dr. <mask> <mask> has received over the course of his career. His book, Landscape Ecology: Pattern, Process, Scale, and Hierarchy won the Award of Outstanding Books in Science and Technology in China in 2001. He was chosen for his "pioneering efforts and outstanding contributions to international initiatives in support of sustainable science, specifically his conceptual modeling activities, commitment to ecological landscape research, and mentoring of young scholars." The Leopold Leadership Program is run by the Woods Institute for the Environment and <mask> <mask> was named a Leopold Leadership Fellow in 2009. The program was renamed the Earth Leadership Program.The North American Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE - North America) gave the award to <mask>. The intent of the award is to specifically recognize those unique individuals whose thinking and writing have helped to shape the field of ecology landscape. The scholars whose scientific endeavors affect our discipline are highlighted by this award. The most prestigious honor bestowed by our Chapter is the award for outstanding scientific achievement over a period of a decade or more. The International Association of Landscape Ecology (IALE) gave the Outstanding Scientific Achievements Award to <mask> <mask> in 2011. The award for distinguished service is given to individuals who have contributed exceptionally to IALE-North America. The Outstanding International Scientific and Technological Cooperation Award was given to <mask> in 2012 and he was elected as a fellow of the Ecological Society of America in 2019.Dr.<mask> was elected for outstanding contributions to landscape ecology, urban ecology, andsustainability science, particularly in the areas of hierarchical patch dynamics, spatial scaling, habitat fragmentation and biodiversity, ecological impacts of urbanization, and landscape sustainable. The Highly Cited Researchers Award is given by the Web of Science. To receive this award, researchers must rank in the top 1% of their field for number of citations. The Highly Cited Researchers Award is given by the Clarivate Web of Science. According to the Web of Science, this award is given to "the true pioneers in their fields over the last decade, demonstrated by the production of multiple highly-cited papers that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and year in the Web of Science". Grants include an EPA grant as a principal investigator for "A Hierarchical Patch Dynamics Approach to Regional Modeling and Scaling" in partnership with Douglas Green. In 1991, Dr.<mask> received a grant from the National Science Foundation to fund his research.Dr.<mask> has received at least four National Science Foundation grants as both principal investigator and co-principal investigator to study urban ecology. Over 300 publications have been authored by <mask> <mask>. He collaborated with Orie L. Loucks on a project titled "Grasslands and Grassland Sciences in Northern China", which was published in 1992. After finishing his postdoc, he began to work on the topic ofHierarchical patch dynamics paradigm with Loucks. "From Balance of Nature to Hierarchical Patch Dynamics: A Paradigm Shift in Ecology" was published in 1995 in The Quarterly Review in Biology. This is one of the most cited works. He won the Web of Science's Highly Influential Researcher Award in the fields of Environment and Ecology in both 2020 and 2019.This award is given to researchers who have the highest number of citations in their field. His works include: <mask>, <mask>, and Loucks. Balance of Nature to Hierarchical Patch Dynamics is a paradigm shift in ecology. The Quarterly Review of Biology was published in 1970. From Balance of Nature to Hierarchical Patch Dynamics is a book by Richard. There was a report in 2002. There are key issues and research priorities in landscape ecology.Landscape ecology, 17(4), 355–365 There are key issues and research priorities in landscape ecology. 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texts: Al Sharq Forum is an independent network dedicated to developing long-term strategies for political development, social justice and economic prosperity of the people of the Middle East. He was the Director General of Al Jazeera Media Network. He was ranked as one of the most powerful people in the world by Forbes magazine in 2008, and as one of the most creative people in business by Fast Company in 2011. From a single channel to a media network with multiple properties, Al Jazeera went from a single channel to a media network with multiple properties. He resigned as the head of Al Jazeera Network on September 20, 2011. In 1968, <mask> was born in the Palestinian town of Rama. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at the University of Jordan in 1990 and went on to complete a post-graduate degree in philosophy, African Studies and an honors degree in international politics.<mask> started a student's union that spread to several other universities and an inter-university dialogue group that was formed from a range of political affiliations. By 1989, the student's union was playing an active role in debating the future of the democratic process, and <mask> started making a name for himself as a charismatic and natural leader, helping to organize forums, protests, festivals and demonstrations for student rights. <mask> was a graduate student in International Politics and African Studies in South Africa, and a researcher and consultant in Middle Eastern economics and political affairs. He became a correspondent in South Africa in 2001 after being asked by the channel to provide an analysis on African affairs. During his time in South Africa, <mask> learned about both political struggle and reconciliation. Afghanistan was reported on from New Delhi. New Delhi was used because Al Jazeera was unable to get its correspondent back into the northern territories controlled by the Northern Alliance on the eve of the war.As the Taliban regime was collapsing, Al Jazeera's presence in Kabul was threatened by problems including US fire, and concerns from journalists and diplomats that the bureau chief and correspondent had become compromised as a partisan of the Taliban cause. The new authorities brought in <mask> to replace Allouni as Kabul bureau chief. During the Iraq war, <mask> reported from Kurdish-controlled territory in the north, and after the fall of Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath regime, he became the bureau chief in Baghdad. Despite being represented at the Coalition's Central Headquarters and having an Al Jazeera correspondent embedded within coalition forces, the channel was seen as playing to popular pro-Baathist and anti-Coalition Arab sentiment. The then US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and then Deputy Defence Secretary Paul Wolfowitz publicly criticized Al Jazeera, Rumsfeld calling the channel's reporting "vicious, inaccurate and inexcusable...", while Wolfowitz claimed the station was "inciting violence" and "endangering the lives of American troops The shelling of a hotel in Basra on 8 April 2003 was used solely by the channel's correspondents. On the same day that two journalists were killed when a US tank shell hit their office in the Palestine Hotel, US forces bombed the station's Baghdad offices wounding one cameraman and killing a correspondent.In July, <mask> wrote an open letter to Paul Bremer, the US proconsul in Iraq, responding to his assertion that television stations or newspapers guilty of "incitement to violence" would be shut down. <mask> wrote that his offices and staff had been subject to "strafing by gunfire, death threats, confiscation of news material, and multiple detentions and arrests, all carried out by US soldiers", asserting that the channel's coverage had been consistently harassed for unfavorable reporting during the Ba He said that reliance on the channel's coverage came from second-, third- and fourth-hand sources, "half-truths and total falsehoods that make the rounds in Washington, Baghdad and elsewhere." In 2003 <mask> became Managing Director of the Al Jazeera Channel and in 2006 he became Director General of the Al Jazeera Network. He spoke about the Arab Spring at a conference. <mask> announced on his official account that he was moving on from Al Jazeera after 8 years. In September of 2011, the non-profit whistleblowing website released a cache of leaked diplomatic cables.According to the cables, <mask> was involved in influencing Al Jazeera's coverage of the War in Iraq at the request of the U.S. embassy. According to the cables, <mask> removed images of wounded Iraqi civilians from an Al Jazeera report after being pressured by the U.S. embassy. They suggested that <mask> was worried about keeping his secret. In September of 2011, <mask> announced to his staff and the public that he would be stepping down. He said in his farewell that the goal of establishing Al Jazeera as a global media leader has been met and that the decision had been in his mind for sometime. This is also the theme of an interview on Al Jazeera where he addresses and refutes suggestions that the USA may have influenced his resignation. He was replaced by Ahmed bin Jassim Al Thani.Critics were accused of being pro-Islamist. "Islam is more of a factor now in the influential political and social spheres of the Arab world, and the network's coverage reflects that," <mask> said in a 2007 interview with The Nation. Maybe you have more Islamic voices on the network because of the political reality on the ground. In June 2007, Hafez Al-Mirazi, Al-Jazeera's Washington bureau chief, denounced what he saw as the station's "Islamist drift". During the Iraq War, Al Jazeera broadcasted a report that the religious leaders of the Shia Islamic community were taken captive by the American troops. <mask> defended the mistake. Al Udeid Air Base was a hub for U.S. operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.The largest pre-positioning facility of U.S. equipment in the world was also the forward command center for CENTCOM personnel during Iraqi Freedom. <mask> was criticized for favoring the Hamas political party in the Palestinian Territories, as opposed to the Palestinian Authority run by Fatah. Khanfar has memberships that include the International Crisis Group's Board of Trustees, the World Economic Forum's (DAVOS) Global Agenda Council on Geopolitical Risk, and the Global Editors Network:empower editors-in-chief. <mask> spoke about the civil uprisings in the Arab Spring. <mask> was invited to the United States by leading political and media think tanks. 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texts: The Emperor of China was a Chinese military and government official who rose to power during the late Qing dynasty and ended the rule of the Qing dynasty in 1912. He tried to save the dynasty with a number of modernization projects, despite being a part of the failure of the Hundred days' reform. He established the first modern army and a more efficient provincial government in North China before forcing the abdication of the last emperor of the Qing dynasty in 1912. He was the first President of the Republic of China. The foundation of his rule was bureaucratic control. He tried to restore hereditary monarchy in China with himself as the Hongxian Emperor. His abdication in 1916 led to the breakdown of the Chinese political system and the end of China's central authority.On September 16, 1859, <mask> was born in the village of Zhangying. The clan moved to a hilly area that was easier to defend against bandits. There was a fortified village built by the <mask>s. A traditional Confucian education was provided to <mask> by his family. He enjoyed riding, boxing, and entertainment as a young man. After failing the Imperial exams twice, he decided to enter politics through the Huai Army, where many of his relatives served. The purchase of a minor official title was the beginning of his career.In order to get a post in the Qing brigade, <mask> used his father's connections. In 1876, he married a woman from the Yu family who bore his first son, Keding. Nine more concubines were married to <mask>. In the early 1870s, Korea under the Joseon dynasty was in the midst of a struggle between isolationists and progressives who wanted to open trade. Japan had adopted an aggressive foreign policy after Meiji Restoration. The Treaty of Ganghwa, which the Koreans signed with reluctance in 1876, allowed Japan to send diplomatic missions to Hanseong and opened trading posts in Incheon and Wonsan. The Viceroy of Zhili, Li Hongzhang, sent the 3,000 strong Qing brigade into Korea after an internal power struggle resulted in the queen's exile.The Korean king proposed to train 500 troops in the art of modern warfare, and <mask> was appointed to lead this task in Korea. Li Hongzhang recommended that <mask> be promoted to the rank of sub-prefect. The suppression of Gapsin Coup. The Imperial Resident of Seoul was appointed in 1885. As head official from the suzerain, <mask> became the supreme adviser on all Korean government policies, even though the position equalled that of ambassador. Japan sought more influence on the Korean government through co-suzerainty with China. According to the documents, the Korean government changed its stance towards Chinese protection and would rather use Russia for protection.Li Hongzhang was asked for advice by <mask>. After notifying the other, the two parties agreed to send troops into Korea. The Korean government was not stable. Koreans advocated modernization. The group that rose in rebellion against the government was promoting an early nationalist doctrine based on Confucian principles. Under the pretext of protecting Japanese trading posts, Japan and Korea sent troops into Korea to protect their interests. Japan placed a blockade at the 38th Parallel after it refused to withdraw its forces.Li Hongzhang tried to avoid a war with Japan by asking for international pressure for a Japanese withdrawal. The war broke out after Japan refused. The official outbreak of the First Sino-Japanese War took place before the recall of <mask>. Korean Princess Li's relative, concubine Kim, was one of the three Korean concubines. Three Korean women gave birth to 15 of Yuan's children. As commander of the Chinese garrison forces in Korea during the First Sino-Japanese War, <mask>'s rise to fame began. He avoided humiliation by being recalled to Beijing several days before the start of the conflict.The commander of the first New Army was an ally of Li Hongzhang. His training program modernized the army, creating enormous pride, and earning him the loyalty of capable senior officers. By 1901, five of China's seven divisional commanders and most other senior military officers were his successors. The proximity of the garrison to the capital made the court rely heavily on his army. The new armies that formed part of the Self-Strengthening movement were the best trained and most effective. His success led to his rise to the top in both military and political sectors. The Qing Court was divided between progressives and conservatives under the leadership of the Guangxu Emperor, who had temporarily retreated to the Summer Palace as a place of "retirement".Cixi plotted to restore her own regency through a coup d'état after she decided that the reforms were too drastic. The Emperor was aware of the plans for the coup. He asked reform advocates to come up with a plan to save him. There is debate among historians about <mask>'s involvement in the coup. Several days before the coup, Tan Sitong spoke with <mask>, asking him to help the Emperor. He insisted that he was loyal to the Emperor. The Manchu General was planning to stage a coup.According to sources, the diary of Liang Qichao and contemporary Chinese news sources, <mask> arrived in Tianjin on 20 September 1898 by train. It was certain that by the evening, <mask> had talked to Ronglu, but what was revealed to him remained unclear. According to most historians, the Reformers' plans were told to Ronglu by <mask> and he was asked to take immediate action. The Emperor was forced into seclusion in a lake palace after his troops entered the Forbidden City at dawn on 21 September. Making a political alliance with the Emperor, and becoming a lasting enemy, <mask> left the capital in 1899 for his new appointment as Governor of Shandong. The Boxer Rebellion erupted during his three-year tenure and he ensured the suppression of Boxers in the province. The pro-foreign group in the Imperial Court included Prince Qing, Li Hongzhang, and Ronglu.He joined other Chinese governors in not siding with the Boxers and attacking the Eight-Nation Alliance forces. They continued to suppress the Boxers despite the declaration of war by the emperor. The Mutual Protection of Southeast China was a clique. The Eight-Nation Alliance suppressed the Boxers after they captured Beijing in August 1900, thanks to the efforts of the Right Division. In the anti-boxer campaign, tens of thousands of people were massacred. The campaign ended in 1902. He founded a junior college in Jinan that adopted western ideas of education.He was promoted to Viceroy of Zhili, the lucrative commissioner for North China Trade, in June of 1902. After helping crush the Boxer Rebellion, he obtained numerous loans to expand his army into the most powerful army in China. He created a 2,000-strong police force to keep order in Tianjin, the first of its kind in Chinese history, as a result of the Boxer Protocol forbidding any troops to be staged close to the city. Railway construction became a large source of his revenue after the transfer of railway control from Sheng Xuanhuai. The creation of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Police was one of the things that <mask> was involved in. He advocated ethnic equality between Manchus and Han Chinese. The traditional Confucian examination system was ended in 1905 by a decree.A system of primary and secondary schools and universities with state-mandated curriculum was ordered by her. "Principles for a Constitution" was drafted by <mask> on August 27th, 1908. The document called for a strong monarchy with a constitution by 1916 and an elected parliament by 1917. Most of the modernized Eight Banner divisions were destroyed in the Boxer Rebellion and the new modernized Banner forces were token in nature, but the New Army was primarily responsible for the defense of Beijing. The emperor and empress died within a day of each other. According to sources, the will of the emperor ordered the execution. He avoided death.The regent, Prince Chun, relieved him of his posts in January 1909. The public reason for <mask>'s resignation was that he was returning to his home in the village of Huanshang due to a foot disease. During his three years of exile, <mask> kept in touch with his allies, including Duan Qirui, who reported to him regularly about army proceedings. The marriage of his niece to Duan was arranged by him as a way to consolidate power. The loyalty of the army was behind him. The balance of power between revolutionaries like Sun Yat-sen and the Qing court was held by <mask>. Both wanted him on their side.The Wuchang Uprising took place in October of 1911. The southern provinces declared their independence from the Qing court, but the northern provinces did not have a clear stance against the rebellion. The Beiyang Army was the only force that could quell the revolutionaries. On 27 October, the court requested <mask>'s return, but he repeatedly declined offers from the Qing court for his return, first as the Viceroy of Huguang and then as the Prime Minister of the Imperial Cabinet. Time was on <mask>'s side, and he waited, using his foot ailment as a pretext to refuse. On 1 November 1911, <mask> became prime minister after leaving his village for Beijing. He asked the regent to quit politics, which forced him to resign as regent.A new Han Chinese cabinet was formed with only one Manchu as Minister. The title of Marquis of the First Rank was only given to General Zeng Guofan in the 19th century because of his suppression of the Taiping Rebellion. Hankou and Hanyang were taken back from the revolutionaries in the Battle of Yangxia. The suppression of the revolution would end his usefulness to the regime. He began to negotiate with the revolutionaries instead of attacking them. The revolutionaries had elected Sun Yat-sen as the first Provisional President of the Republic of China, but they were in a weak position and had to negotiate with the Qing. The child emperor Puyi was granted the position of President of the Republic of China in exchange for his abdication.The Abdication edict was issued on February 12th, 1912. Sun agreed to <mask>'s presidency, but wanted the capital to be in Nanjing. He wanted the nation's capital to be close to his base of military power. Many theorize that a coup d'état in Beijing and Tianjin was staged by one of his trusted subordinates to give an excuse for <mask> not to leave his sphere of influence in Zhili. The claim that the coup was organized by <mask> has been challenged. Beijing was established as the capital of the new republic after the revolutionaries compromised again. The President of the Republic of China was sworn in on 10 March of 1912.The Chinese Nationalist Party scored a significant victory in democratic elections in February 1913. Song was seen as a candidate for prime minister because of his support for a cabinet system. Song wanted to make sure that the powers and independence of China's Parliament were protected from the influence of the office of the president. Song's goals in curtailing the office of the president conflicted with the interests of Yuan, who was showing signs of a desire to hold overwhelming executive power. 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texts: powers of the president in ways that appeared to be critical of Yuan's ambitions. When the results of the 1913 elections indicated a clear victory for the KMT, it appeared that Song would be in a position to exercise a dominant role in selecting the premier and cabinet, and the party could have proceeded to push for the election of a future president in a parliamentary setting. Song Jiaoren died two days after he was shot in Shanghai.There was a trail of evidence that led to the secretary of the cabinet. The main conspirators investigated by the authorities were either assassinated or disappeared. <mask> was not implicated for lack of evidence. The tension between the KMT and Yuan continued to increase. After arriving in Peking, the elected Parliament tried to gain control over <mask>, develop a permanent constitution, and hold a legitimate, open presidential election. The KMT was critical of Yuan's handling of the national budget because he had authorized $100 million of reorganization loans from a variety of foreign banks. The suppression and bribe of KMT members in the two legislative chambers began in 1913.The anti-Yuan revolutionaries claimed that <mask> orchestrated the collapse of the KMT and dismissed the governors who were pro-KMT. Sun Yat-sen fled to Japan in August 1913 after seeing the situation for his party get worse. The military was used as the base of <mask>'s power. The national and provincial assembly were dissolved and the House of Representatives and Senate were replaced by the "Council of State". He used an American-educated translator for English translation and connections with western powers. After he was elected president, he publicly labeled the KMT a seditious organization, ordered the KMT's dissolution, and evicted all of its members from Parliament. The KMT's "Second Revolution" ended in failure as Yuan's troops achieved complete victory over revolutionary uprisings.Governors with KMT loyalties were willingly submitted to <mask>. The Second Revolution solidified <mask>'s power because commanders not loyal to him were removed from power. China's Parliament was dissolved in January 1914. On 1 May 1914, a group of 66 men from his cabinet produced a "constitutional compact" that gave his government a semblance of legitimacy. The new legal status quo gave <mask>, as president, virtually unlimited powers over China's military, finances, foreign policy, and the rights of China's citizens. The reforms were justified by the fact that representative democracy had been proven inefficient by political infighting. The provincial governments were reorganized after his victory.Each province had a military governor and a civil authority who gave them control of their own army. Over the next two decades, China was crippled by the influence of the warlordism. A silver "dollar" was introduced during <mask>'s presidency. This coin type was the first "dollar" coin of the central authorities of the Republic of China. During the first half of the 20th century, it became a staple silver coin type and was last struck in the 1950s. They were forged more than once. Japan captured the German colony in 1914.The twenty-one demands were sent by Japan to Beijing. Japan demanded an extension of extraterritoriality, the sale of businesses in debt to Japan, the cession of Qingdao to Japan, and virtual control of finance and the local police. There was an effective national boycott of Japanese goods when these demands were made public. With the help of the United States and Britain, Japan dropped part five of the demands which would have given it control of Chinese affairs. The popularity of the <mask>'s government fell because he accepted the less burdensome terms. State Confucianism was re-instituted to build up his own authority. As the leader of the revival of religious practices in the state, <mask> participated in the rituals at the Temple of Heaven.There was a popular consensus that the hereditary monarchy should be revived. With his power secure, many of <mask>'s supporters advocated for a revival of the hereditary monarchy, asking him to take on the title of Emperor. The Chinese people had long been used to monarchic rule and the Republic was only effective as a transitional phase to end Manchu rule. Frank Johnson Goodnow was an American political scientist. One of the rewards for <mask>'s support of the Twenty-One Demands was offered by negotiators from Japan. On 20 November 1915, a specially convened "Representative Assembly" voted unanimously to offer <mask> the throne. On 12 December 1915, <mask> "accepted" the invitation and proclaimed himself Emperor of the Chinese Empire under the era name Hongxian.Constitutional abundance. On 1 January 1916, the Hongxian Emperor intended to conduct the accession rites for the new Empire of China. The Hongxian Emperor ordered a 40,000-piece porcelain set, a large jade seal, and two imperial robes from the former imperial potters. The Hongxian Emperor expected widespread domestic and international support for his reign. British diplomats and bankers worked hard to help them succeed. His government received a loan of £25 million in April 1913. 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Abandonment of monarchy and death Faced with widespread opposition, the Hongxian Emperor repeatedly delayed the accession rites in order to appease his foes, but his prestige was irreparably damaged and province after province continued to voice disapproval. The National Protection War was launched on 25 December 1915 by the military governor of Yunnan, Cai E.The governor of Guizhou declared independence in January 1916. On March 1, funding for the Hongxian Emperor's accession ceremony was cut. The emperor left the empire on 22 March due to mounting revolts and declining health from uremia. His enemies called for his resignation, causing more provinces to rebel. On 6 June 1916, at the age of fifty-six, <mask> died of uremia. His remains were moved to his home province and placed in a mausoleum. The tomb was taken during the Northern expedition.He had a wife and nine concubines who bore him 17 sons and 15 daughters, but only three of them were prominent. Evaluation and legacy historians in China don't like <mask>'s rule very much. He trained and organized one of the first modern armies in China. The authority of the central government was undermined by the dissolution of the loyalty <mask> had fostered in the armed forces. His regime was financed by large foreign loans and was criticized for allowing the Japanese to gain concessions over China. Even as he subverted the constitution, he sought to build on late-Qing attempts at reforms and to develop institutions that would bring strong and stable. To gain foreign confidence and end the hated system of extraterritoriality, <mask> strengthened the court system and invited foreign advisers to reform it.The effort to revive the Republic by recalling the legislators who were ejected in 1913 was confused and ineffectual. The military did not support Li. The loyalist general Zhang Xun tried to revive the Qing dynasty in 1917, but his forces were defeated later that year. China descended into a period of warlordism after the collapse of the central government's pretense of strength. The offices of the president and parliament became tools of militarists over the next several decades, and the politicians in Peking became dependent on regional governors for their support and political survival. <mask> is sometimes referred to as the Father of the Warlords. He tried to forge a modern army based on the Japanese model in his career as a military reformer, so it's not accurate to attribute China's age of warlordism as a personal preference.He combined his knowledge of staffing, military education, and regular transfers of officer personnel to create China's first modern military organisation. After his return to power in 1911, he seemed willing to sacrifice his legacy of military reform for imperial ambitions, and instead ruled by a combination of violence and bribe. Through most of his early years, <mask> is portrayed as an able administrator, but also a very skilled political player. His son, prince <mask>, is depicted as being influenced by external forces. A stone tortoise with a stele in honor of <mask> was restored in 1993. Chinese men before 1949 were referred to by various names. He used the name "Rong'an" and his courtesy name was "Weiting".He was sometimes referred to by the name of his birthplace, "Xiangcheng", or by a title for tutors of the crown prince, "Kung-pao". The Order of the Paulownia Flowers (Japan) and the Order of the Red Eagle (Germany) have awards. Li-Young Lee is a Chinese-American writer and poet. References to Barnouin, Barbara and Yu Changgen can be found in the History of the Republic of China Military of the Republic of China Sino-German cooperation until 1941. Zhou Enlai is a political life. The Chinese University of Hong Kong is in Hong Kong. China's rulers.Oxford University Press is in New York. Free to borrow Patrick Fuliang. The University of British Columbia Press has a book called A Reappraisal. The person is Hong. "<mask> and the Significance of his Troop Training at Xiaozhan, Tianjin, 1895–99." Further reading is Clubb, O. Edmund. China online in the 20th century.40–60 Hirata, Koji. "Britain's Men on the Spot in China: John Jordan, <mask>, and the Reorganization Loan, 1912–1914." Modern Asian Studies was published in 2013). Peter Lowe. "Great Britain, Japan and the Fall of Yuan Shih-K'ai, 1915-1916" was published in the Historical Journal. Online Palmer."Makers of Modern China: II." was written by Norman D. The Current History of The Strong Man was published in 1948. 149–55. In Proquest. The Fight For The Republic In China was written by Putnam Weale. State and society in early republican politics. China Quarterly 150 was published in 1997.Yim and Kwanha are online. "Yan Shih-k'ai and the Japanese." The Journal of Asian Studies was published in 1964. The person is Hong. "<mask> and the Significance of his Troop Training at Xiaozhan, Tianjin, 1895–99." The Chinese Historical Review was published in 2019. There was early support for <mask> among overseas Chinese.There is a map of the mausoleum. Chinese emperors Presidents of the Republic of China 20th-century Chinese monarchs Monarchs who abdicated Grand Councillors of the Qing

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texts: The current World Champion in 15m Class and European gliding champion is a Polish glider pilot by the name of <mask>. <mask> and his father Tomasz are associated with the Mountain Gliding School "ar" in southern Poland. <mask> was a competitive sailor in his youth, with multiple titles in national championships and participation in top level European and world events. Like his parents, he is a qualified physician and works at the General Hospital. <mask> is well-known in the Polish gliding community for his writings and films about gliding. Sky Full of Heat was published in December of 2012 in English and Polish. The family tradition is that <mask>'s father Tomasz practiced gliding as a competitor and instructor at the nearby Mountain Gliding School.One of the founding places of the sport in Poland is the Mountain Gliding School. Tomasz <mask> is a top level glider pilot who has represented Poland in World Championships. <mask>'s first sporting activity was competitive sailing. The local automobile factory sponsored him as a member of the sailing club. He raced from 8 to 18 years of age. He represented Poland in the World Championships. <mask> received a trophy from Princess Diana after finishing second in one of the races.<mask> had to overcome obstacles caused by bureaucratic favoritism as his club did not belong to the mainstream of the power structure of the Polish sport establishment. <mask> had to quit sailing when he was 18. The sports rules required a transition to the classes of sailboats his club was not equipped with. Couldn't afford the class. Changes in industrial ownership in Poland caused his club to lose a sponsor. <mask> had a chance at an Olympic sports career. <mask> became a student pilot in July 1988 after completing flight training at the age of 16.After 2 years of sailing, he moves on to glider pilot training, logging over 200 hours. He gained his first gliding diamond in 1989 and made a 3 km gain of altitude flight. He trains in gliders. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He began extensive cross country flight training. Sebastian Kawa credits his father with giving him the knowledge and experience necessary to compete effectively in this sport. <mask> Kawa won the Polish Junior Nationals in Leszno in 1992 and went on to win the World Championships in the World class in 1999.He became the most decorated gliding pilot in history after accumulating 9 gold medals at the world championship level and winning virtually every topmost level competition he started in. <mask> describes the process of accumulating experience and knowledge necessary to compete at elite level in his biography. It takes about 10 years of concentration and effort to get to fly against the masters according to him. In the spirit of the cult book "Fate is the Hunter", he refers to an always present factor of chance in aviation, even with most minute and knowledgeable planning. <mask> got his medical degree from the Medical University of Silesia after graduating from the city of ywiec high school. It seems all children choose to be born at midnight according to his work at the hospital. <mask> is a teacher at Mountain Gliding School.He has two children with his wife. <mask> is very active in promoting the sport and teaching and training gliding enthusiasts at all levels. The Mountain Gliding School "ar" and the Karkonosze Gliding Association organize a number of training camps with him. He has never won a major title in the 18m Class. The European Champion title in the Standard Class was defended by <mask>. <mask> defended his 15m class champion title in Leszno Wilkopolskie after winning two silver medals in Sisteron and Ryskl. <mask> from France won the 18m class title in csény.The busy season didn't give him time to prepare for the S GP finals in Varese, which resulted in a bronze medal. The Vinon sur Verdon (18m Class) competition position after 9th and the last competition day gave the Europe Champion title. Due to very weak thermal conditions near the airfield, the start was very late and handicapped. On the second half of the course, I had a good synergy of thermal and ridge lifts. Difficult conditions at the beginning of the task. The second mileage of the day was flown to a second place. The decisive win was flown ahead of the gaggle.French competitors may have had an advantage over their competitors in other countries due to the fact that they were familiar with the local conditions. The lead is in general classification. While initially chasing the gaggle, a solid win was done 5 min faster than the next competitor. The main competitors broke away at the start with a 5-minute lead because of the problems with getting an adequate start altitude. Keeping the visual contact, Kawa was able to chase them into the upper parts of the Alps, where the combined skills and experience of present pilots assured safe and swift transit of the whole group. The knowledge of the local wind patterns by French competitors was the reason for the failure of the final attempt by Kawa. A win in time that was close to the minimum allowed.Weak, unpredictable and rapidly changing weather caused a chaotic day. The outcome was decided by luck and careful husbanding, according to the report. An advantage of a few meters in altitude put him ahead of competitors who could not fly the straight route over a ridge. Didier Hauss used his knowledge of the area to fly deeper into assigned areas, but this turned against him as the conditions deteriorated. The task in a rain over the mountains was completed by the last of those who finished it. The decision to race aggressively had the potential to result in a forced landing in the mountains. Half of the competitors didn't finish.The longest route to the win was flown by Jaroslav Tomana of the Czech team. Remarkable achievement for a non-local Czech pilot. In a general classification, <mask> was second. Second place in an unpredictable weather. One of the competitors crashed. The last competitor was almost 2 hours past the winner. Second position in a general classification.There was a fatal glider crash the day before the competition was canceled. The competition for the day was canceled on June 18 and June 19 and <mask> regained the lead. After restarting the task in the middle of the first attempt to take advantage of better weather, the gamble failed. It was enough to defend the first position in general classification for the champion title on the fourth day. Both <mask> and Hauss flew individually and aggressively, which put both in tight corners, as opposed to just defend their 1st and 2nd positions flying in a gaggle. The 17th FAI European Gliding Championships were held in Ostrw Wielkopolski. <mask> competed in the Standard Class and defended his title.The 1st and 2nd placers were <mask> of Japan and Christophe Cousseau of France. It is the same order as the final results of the Championship competition a month before. The deteriorated weather was one of the factors that allowed <mask> to win. 1st position again, leading two other team members to 2nd and 3rd place. The Polish team took the longest route. The team flew to a win in 2 different types of gliders. A perfect score of 3000 points was achieved on the first day.The places 2 and 3 were taken by ukasz Wjcik. The second day had a 7-second loss to the winner, ukasz Wjcik. The Polish team took the first three spots. Remaining at the top of the classification. The second day was behind the Czech Republic. The Polish team has the top three positions in the classification. The second day was behind Peter Millenaar of the Netherlands.First day of the week. 3 pilots from the Polish team took the first 3 spots. On the 13th, day 9. <mask> almost outlanded half of the competitors this day. Remaining as the top of the general classification. Day 10 is on the 15th. Some competitors were able to use the wave lift due to the late start.Two other Polish pilots in the Standard class, ukasz Wjcik and Pawe Wojciechowski, took silver and bronze medals. The project was to learn about gliding conditions in the high parts of the Himalayas range. The aim was to fly over the highest peaks of Nepal using a glider. <mask> became the most successful Championships pilot in history when he won his fifth World Champion title in 2012 (Uvalde). Since then, he has won eight more World Championships, at Chavez, Leszno, Benalla, Ostrw, Hosin, and Prievidza. <mask> had a world record for the "Three Turn Points Distance" in World Class in 1999, but it has since been superseded. The local government of the city of Bielsko-Biaa is a long-time sponsor of <mask>wa.

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texts: <mask> was an Italian Canadian professional boxer who competed from 1991 to 2007. Gatti held the IBF junior lightweight title from 1995 to 1998 and the WBC super lightweight title from 2004 to 2005. He participated in The Ring magazine's Fight of the Year four times. He retired on July 14, 2007. In his first year of eligibility, <mask> became the tenth Canadian boxer to be in the International Boxing Hall of Fame. <mask> was raised in Lazio, a region of central western Italy, before moving to Montreal, Canada. As a teenager, Gatti moved to Jersey City, New Jersey, where he found a manager that helped him turn pro.After retiring from boxing, he returned to Montreal to work in real estate. He died under mysterious circumstances in 2009, with his wife being arrested for homicide and then released after an autopsy in Brazil ruled his death a suicide. When he was a member of the Canadian National team, he was training to represent Canada at the 1992 Summer Games, but at the age of 19 he decided to turn pro. He began boxing on June 10, 1991, with a third-round knockout of Jose Gonzalez in Secaucus, New Jersey. He lost to King Solomon by split decision in six rounds on November 17, 1992. He knocked out Plawen Goutchev in round one of his first fight abroad on March 24, 1993 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In 1994, he beat Leon Bostic and then knocked Pete Taliaferro out in the first round.The title was retained by him against Richard and Jose. On December 15, 1995, Gatti challenged Tracy Harris Patterson, Floyd's adoptive son. Gatti became world champion when he narrowly outpointed Patterson and signed a multi-fight deal with HBO. He defended his world title in 1996. His title defense at Madison Square Garden against Dominican Wilson Rodriguez was the first of three Gatti fights in a row to be named a candidate for "Fight of the Year" by Ring Magazine. After being dropped in round two, Gatti knocked Rodriguez down in round five with a left hook to the body, before finishing him off in round six to retain the title. He won a points victory over Patterson again in 1997, this time by a larger margin (118–108, 117–109, 117–110).He scored a technical knockout over a former world champion in the seventh round. His defense against Gabriel Ruelas was named the "Fight of the Year" by Ring Magazine. After being hit by a left uppercut in the fourth, Gatti absorbed more than 15 punches before being saved by the bell. In the fifth, Gatti connected with a left hook that lifted Ruelas off the canvas and resulted in the knock out. Gatti went up in weight to the lightweight division after relinquishing the world title. In 1998, Gatti lost all three of his fights. He lost by a technical knockout in round eight to Angel Manfredy, and then lost a pair of close 10-round decisions to Ivan Robinson.In Gatti-Robinson II, Gatti had a point deducted for low blows. The fight would have been a draw if the point hadn't been deducted. It was the second year in a row that a Gatti fight was chosen as the "Fight of the Year" by Ring Magazine, and the third year in a row that a Gatti fight was nominated. He knocked out Reyes Munoz in the first round of the 1999 fight. The fight against Gatti was controversial. Gatti won by a knockout in the second round. According to the lawsuit, Gatti had gained 19 pounds since the weigh-in the day before and thus had a large advantage over Gamache.In the wake of the fight, boxing regulators pushed for a new law limiting the amount of weight a competitor can gain between the weigh-in and time of the fight. 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He split two ten-round decisions with "Irish" Micky Ward, winning the second and losing the first.The 9th round of Gatti-Ward I was called the Round of the Century by Emanuel Steward. They had a rubber match. When he hit Ward's hip bone with a body shot in the fourth, Gatti broke his hand and dropped his arm. 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The 10 best fights of the decade include Gatti vs Ward I & III.On January 24, 2004, <mask>, having recovered from a broken hand, scored a tenth round knock-down and defeated Gianluca Branco of Italy by a 12-round unanimous decision to win the vacant title. He knocked out Leonard Dorin Doroftei in two rounds to retain his title. The second defense of Gatti's title was against Jesse James Leija. Leija was knocked out by Gatti in the fifth round. Danny "Little Mac" McDermott won his pro debut that night. On June 25, 2005, Gatti fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. After he was beaten around the ring, <mask>'s corner man threw in the towel, ending his title reign.After the loss to Floyd, Gatti moved up in weight. He became a champion in 3 different weight divisions after beating Thomas Damgaard by an eleventh-round technical knockout in January of 2006 to win the vacant IBA welterweight title. On July 22, 2006, Gatti lost by a knockout to Carlos Baldomir. He had a new trainer, Micky Ward, after breaking off his relationship with Buddy McGirt. On July 14, 2007, Gatti tried a comeback against Alfonso Gomez, but was stopped by Gomez. After the fight, Gatti announced his retirement in the dressing room. Gatti retired with a record of 40 wins and 9 losses.According to reports on September 24, 2008, Gatti was considering a comeback against Antonin Décarie, the Canadian and North American Boxing Organization champion. On December 10, 2012 <mask> was voted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. The Slugger was an aggressive, all MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE Gatti had a lot of first-round knockouts early on in his career. Although he had the ability to box many opponents, Gatti would often get into brawls when his opponents were able to take the power and fight back. He had many bouts against good opposition. In the majority of his fights, Gatti had an iron chin.He was able to absorb a lot of punishment from fighters such as Wilson Rodriguez, Gabriel Ruelas, Angel Manfredy, Ivan Robinson, Oscar De La Hoya, Micky Ward, Floyd Mayweather and Carlos Baldomir, none of whom could knock him out cold. In the Rodriguez fight, he showed off his recuperative abilities as he was close to being stopped, but in the next round he stopped his opponent. Oscar De La Hoya, who faced many big punchers from 130 to 160 pounds, says Gatti hit him the hardest. On July 11, 2009, <mask> was found dead in a hotel in Ipojuca, Pernambuco, Brazil, while on a holiday with his wife and son. He was 37 years old. Gatti was going to attend his sister's wedding. After a Brazilian investigator concluded that Gatti's widow had changed her story several times, she was charged with first degree murder.The investigator concluded that it was impossible for <mask>'s body to have landed under the kitchen counter after it fell from the stairs. The strap that Gatti used to hang himself was stained with blood, according to Gatti's wife. She didn't know that Gatti was dead when she spent more than 10 hours in the hotel room. According to a close friend of Gatti, Gatti and his wife were having problems. After filing for separation, she convinced her husband to go on the trip in order to save the marriage. The Brazilian authorities initially ruled Gatti's death a homicide, but after the autopsy report was released, they said it was a suicide. On July 31, 2009, it was announced that the Canadian government would be seeking more information from the Brazilian authorities on Gatti's death.There will be a second autopsy done in Quebec. On August 1, a pathologist hired by the ex-boxing champ's family said that the initial autopsy failed to show any injuries. There were injuries that hadn't been seen by Brazilian authorities. The circumstances of <mask>'s death remained unclear almost a year later. The family requested that the body be exhumed so that a second autopsy could be conducted. "We've been waiting for this for a long time, and it's going to take a while before conclusions can be made, and released to the public," said Coroner Jean Brochu. The delay of the investigation was blamed on a shortage of staff at the coroner's office.It may take a century to get the results of a new toxicology report. The Quebec coroner's report was released in 2011. According to previous conclusions, Gatti died a violent death from neck constriction. He noted that Gatti had alcohol and a muscle relaxer in his system. The drug can cause withdrawal symptoms, such as anxiety, confusion and psychosis, according to an expert toxicologist retained by the coroner. The presence of post-mortem lividity indicated that the body had been suspended for some time before it ended up on the floor. Two private investigators from the States hired by Gatti's family proved that it was impossible for Gatti's body to be found if he had hanged himself.They think his wife was involved in the murder of <mask>. Three weeks prior to <mask>'s death, she was able to convince Gatti to void their prenuptial agreement and inherit his fortune. If Gatti did not leave his fortune to Rodrigues, she would leave Gatti and take their son with her to Brazil. The Brazilian authorities concluded that <mask>'s death was a suicide after gathering new information and presenting it to them. Australian band Toe to Toe named their album <mask>i. The murder of Gatti on the day of his sister's wedding in Miami was the subject of an episode on the Investigation Discovery channel. Pay-per-view bouts are a professional boxing record."'Vanilla Thrillas': Modern Boxing and White-Ethnic Masculinity" was published in the Journal of Sport and Social Issues. John J. and Dennis are related. "Intimate Warfare: The True Story of the <mask> vs. Micky Ward Boxing Trilogy" was written byRowman and Littlefield. There are external links to <mask>'s profile at About.com.

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texts: An alleged member of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, <mask>-Libi was a terrorist and a high-ranking official within al-Qaeda. He used the names Hasan Qaiid, Hasan Qayad, and Hasan Qaed al-Far and is thought to have been able to speak Pashto and Arabic. Al-Libi was a citizen of Libya and was held in the Bagram interim detention facility. According to American counter-terrorism analysts, al-Libi was a member of al Qaeda. Several Bagram captives escaped on the night of July 10, 2005. According to Jarret Brachman, a former analyst for the CIA, al-Libi is a warrior. He is a poet.He is a scholar. He is a pundit. He is a military commander. He is a very charismatic, young, rising star within Al-Qaeda, and I think he has become the heir apparent to Osama bin Laden in terms of taking over the entire global jihadist movement. In the last year or so, he emerged as al-Qaeda's theological hardliner and an "insurgent-theologian". He was a member of al-Qaeda's Shariah Committee. On June 4, 2012 he was the target of a US drone strike.His death was confirmed by al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a video released in September 2012 to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary. The patronymic of "al-libi" indicates that the bearer or his ancestors were from Libya. The elder brother of al-Libi is one of the most senior, according to Michael Scheuer. While bin Laden was an engineer and al-Zwahiri a doctor, al-Libi was an Islamic scholar who spent two years in Africa studying Islam. After going to Afghanistan in the 1990s, he was sent back to northern Africa to study Islam. He was imprisoned in both Pakistan and the U.S. He claimed to have studied Islamic law, history and jurisprudence with some of the best scholars in the world.Afghanistan was no longer a battleground for militant Libyans, but rather a haven: the Taliban controlled most of the country when he returned two years later. The Libyan man who said he had met Mr. Libi in Afghanistan said that his training in warfare was minimal and that his early work as a preacher rarely touched on militant action. In a telephone interview, this man said that he started to visit training camps and talk about Islamic law. After 9/11, the Pakistan authorities turned over Al-Libi to the American authorities, who eventually put him in the Bagram prison. He was held in the Bagram interim detention facility. According to American counter-terrorism analysts, al-Libi was a member of al Qaeda. Several Bagram captives escaped on the night of July 10, 2005.The 2005 escape from Bagram Airbase was reported to include the name of al-Libi. Posters around the air base identified a Libyan as one of the escapees, but did not mention a high-ranking al-Qaeda leader. The Libyan was removed from the list of escapes. On November 4, 2005, al-Libi appeared in a video on the Arabic television station al-Arabiya and mentioned that he had escaped from Bagram. He was listed among the Department of Defense's "most wanted" as of October 2006 after being re- listed as an escapee. The name off the Airbase posters was added as an "alias". Activities Al-Libi produced propaganda videos.On May 30, 2007, a video starring al-Libi came to light. On June 22, 2008, <mask> Al Libi released a video urging people to resist UN forces. Bryant Neal Vinas, an American, took part in an al-Qaeda propaganda video in 2008. Vinas pleaded guilty in January to conspiracy to murder, receiving military training from Al Qaeda, and providing them with material support. In July of 2009, al-Sahab produced a video about the Pakistan military's campaign against Pashtun militias and jihadi groups. On March 12, 2011, al-Libi urged his countrymen to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi's regime and establish Islamic rule, expanding the terror network's attempts to exploit the wave of unrest sweeping the region. The video was posted on a militant website.In the 5th edition of "Islamic Turkistan" magazine, an article by an Al Qaeda member was published. Al-Qaeda member <mask> al-Libi supports Jihad against China. The speech was titled 'Balancing Between Jihad and Seeking Knowledge'. The transcript was published on April 19, 2008 [Eid al-Adha 1428]. On June 5, 2012 U.S. officials confirmed that Libi was one of 15 people killed the previous day when a US drone fired four missiles at a compound in North Waziristan. The White House confirmed it later. His death was confirmed by al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a video released in September 2012 to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary.The New York Times links the death of Ayman al-Zawahiri to External links.

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texts: Robert Ray "<mask>" <mask> was an American radio and television commentator. He had an offstage role on game shows. The CBS game shows are one of the shows that he announced. Press your luck. His signature line is "Come on down!" The phrase "The Price Is Right" is on his grave marker, although it was made popular by his predecessor. The longest-serving announcer on the current incarnation of The Price Is Right is <mask>, who has been on the show since 2020.On many episodes of Press Your Luck and The Price Is Right, he appeared on camera. From 2001 to 2003 he was the voice of Mike the microphone on Disney's House of Mouse. After graduating from Texas Christian University, <mask> began his broadcasting career as a disc jockey and talk show host. He worked at several high-profile stations, including the Buffalo, New York radio station WKBW-AM (now WWKB), a clear channel radio station covering the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, and at other high-profile stations. When he returned to KLIF and KNUS in the 1970s, he hosted a call-in program and became a frequent target of death threats. He had a long-running on-air feud with an elderly woman who claimed to represent the local Ku Klux Klan. The opening and closing narration of Soap was provided by <mask>.You will not be interested in this week's episode of Soap! After the pilot, Kasem quit the series due to the show's content. Whew!, which aired from 1979 to 1980, was the first game show that <mask> worked on. He went on to announce several other game shows, including Hit Man and Press Your Luck. He voiced commercials for Pennzoil and Public Storage. The Price Is Right was announced by a number of people, including Rich Jeffries, Bob Hilton, and Gene Wood. Roger Dobkowitz said that he liked the best, who was also CBS's favorite.On February 17, 1986, <mask> was announced as the show's regular commentator despite only announcing for six episodes. Tom Kennedy's Nighttime Price Is Right was broadcasted by <mask>. A strict diet and exercise program resulted in a loss of close to 200 pounds for <mask>, who was overweight for much of his adult life. With his weight-loss regimen becoming a much-lauded success, he was frequently shown on-camera while he announced "the next contestant on The Price Is Right", and was occasionally featured in showcase skits aiding the "Barker's Beauties". Drew Carey adopted a weight loss program while he was host of The Price is Right, and lost a lot of weight himself. He first adopted the practice of wearing brightly colored and sequined sport jackets as a trademark when making personal appearances emceeing teen dances and concerts for WKBW in Buffalo in the 1960s. He wore jackets made in Hong Kong on The Price Is Right to contrast with Barker's "dapper" fashion sense.They traveled to Thailand several times a year to have their suits made in colorful Thai silk, thanks to the encouragement of Barker. He was the official ambassador to Thailand. On September 11, 2001, <mask> was diagnosed with colon cancer, and took a leave of absence, and returned a month later. After the colon cancer returned one year later, <mask> took another leave of absence to undergo and recover from surgery on September 20, 2002. He recovered again within a month. In March of 2003 he was diagnosed with breast cancer. 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In an interview with CBS, <mask> stated that he continued to announce for The Price Is Right until his last hospitalization two months before his death, less than a month after his 66th birthday. Burton Richardson and Randy West replaced him on the show. Rich Fields replaced <mask> in 2004. One week before his death, <mask>'s final episode aired. There is a memorial park in Fort Worth.He had "Come on Down" written on his tombstone. Following Barker's tribute is a message saying "In Loving Memory of ROD RODDY 1937-2003", which aired before the start of a later episode. In his last show as host of The Late Late Show, Craig Kilborn paid tribute to his friend and frequent guest, <mask>. In Barker's autobiography, Priceless Memories, <mask> is mentioned a single time in 1972 when Barker lists the series' commentators. Barker talked about <mask> in an interview with CBS Radio the day after his death, including a mention of visiting him in the hospital several days before his death. 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